Excellent two-pane file manager 2017 (release 740)

FreeCommander is a two-pane file manager featuring all necessary functionality for file administration.

This program contains all the functions for managing files. One notable aspect is its non-installation capability – meaning you can run it from any folder or removable media – making the program compatible across computers.

This program supports Windows’ traditional context menus; it works with archives ZIP, RAR and CAB; an FTP client is integrated within this app for quick setup;

Hot keys allow the program to be controlled using its multiple functions; their combinations for calling up specific functions can also be set individually, and program panels can be easily configured directly from its main window.

Features and specifications of FreeCommander

• Simple and easily customizable interface, featuring two panels;
• vertical and horizontal arrangement of panels reflects folder tree;
• there is also a command line available;
• File names and paths to them can be copied directly onto the clipboard;
• drag & drop support exists, along with customization of programs;
• Judetean information about folders;
• files can be seen via tooltip or status line display, ready projects can be saved;
• tabbed panels support is offered as is quick access to objects through Start menu;
• Connections of additional programs;
• there’s quick viewing support of files with different formats as well.
• Support is offered for all file operations, from mashing to FTP client usage;
• MD5 checksum generation/checking can also be carried out;
• you can create and check MD5 checksums as needed, batch rename files;
• split into parts files before being moved onto FTP;
• folder syncronization can take place as needed, archives support CAB (RAR read only), ZIP (ZIP only read-only archive format supported);
• searchable archives support;
• you may search within them using keywords;
• you have the capability of taking screenshots;
• Taking screenshots from Desktop computers using Windows!
• Working with network drives requires having access to them.

Additional Information

FreeCommander screenshot